Colfax Community Network

Many families living in poverty in the Denver area are forced to live in motels as a temporary solution to homelessness. While motels provide immediate shelter, the high cost of motel rent and the inability to secure the necessary funds for permanent housing often hold families in the “motel trap.”

Conditions are often unsanitary, dangerous and overcrowded, leading to great distress for families, especially those with children.

The Colfax Community Network advocates for and works on behalf of children and families residing in low-income, transient housing (primarily residential motels) along Colfax Avenue. By providing information, services and programs, we strengthen and improve family and community life.

Current Announcements:

Colfax Community Network is officially a member of www.goodsearch.com. If you are an online shopper whether it be for flights, flowers, a new outfit, etc…www.goodsearch.com should be added to your favorites. Not only does the site provide a categorized online adventure, but also a percentage of your purchase goes to your favorite charity – this is where CCN comes into play. Just follow these easy steps.

1) Type www.goodsearch.com into your url.
2) Look for the gray lowlighted area that states ‘Who do you goodsearch for?’
3) Type in or search for ‘Colfax Community Network’ (a red note below the box will state you are ready to search)
4) Go back up to the box above near ‘Yahoo search’ and click on shopping.
5) Begin shopping.

Yes. It is that easy to support your favorite charity!

How you can help today:

1) Use Goodsearch.com
2) Mention CCN when purchasing wine at Above the Rim Fine Wines (1936 Pennsylvania) and they will donate 10% of your purchase to us!
3) Donate much needed food for our food bank and can openers
4) Check with your employer to see if they match donations

Thank you!

The average income for families living along East Colfax is below $10,000 for a family of four.

News & Events

February 22nd
Letter from the Executive Director

December 13th
Museum Acrostic Poems

December 13th
Grace

December 4th
My Community

November 21st
Perspective